rmvolumecopy
Use the rmvolumecopy command to remove a volume copy from a volume.
Syntax
This syntax diagram specifies a volume copy by site.
>>- rmvolumecopy -- -- -site --+- site_id ---+-- ---------------> '- site_name -' >--+-----------------+-- --+-----------------+-- ---------------> '- -removefcmaps -' '- -discardimage -' >--+- volume_id ---+------------------------------------------->< '- volume_name -'
This syntax diagram specifies a volume copy by copy ID or storage pool. You must specify either -copy or -pool.
>>- rmvolumecopy -- --+--------------------+-- -----------------> '- -copy -- copy_id -' >--+----------------------------------+-- ----------------------> '- -pool --+- storage_pool_id ---+-' '- storage_pool_name -' >--+-----------------+-- --+-----------------+-- -- ------------> '- -removefcmaps -' '- -discardimage -' >--+- volume_id ---+------------------------------------------->< '- volume_name -'
Parameters
- (Required) Specifies the site that the volume copy is removed from. You cannot specify this parameter if you specify -copy or -pool.
- (Optional) Specifies the storage pool that the volume copy is removed from.
- (Optional) Specifies the copy ID for the volume copy to be deleted.
The value is 0 or 1. This keyword
cannot be specified whether -site is specified.Important: If the volume has copies in multiple sites you must specify -pool to identify the volume copy to remove.
- (Optional) Allows a volume copy to be deleted even if it is part of a FlashCopy® mapping.
- (Optional) Allows a volume copy to be deleted even if data on
an image mode copy cannot be made consistent.Important: Using this parameter might result in data loss. Use it only under the direction of your product support information, or if you are willing to accept the risk of data loss on the volume.
- (Required) Specifies the volume ID or name for the volume copy to remove. The value for volume ID must be a number and the value for volume name must be an alphanumeric string.
Description
Use the rmvolumecopy command to remove a copy of a volume.
An invocation example to remove a volume copy when there are two copies in the same storage pool.
rmvolumecopy -pool 5 -copy 1 volume5
The detailed resulting output:
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An invocation example to remove a volume copy with FlashCopy mappings.
rmvolumecopy -site 1 -removefcmaps 1
The detailed resulting output:
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